Sikidang Crater lies in the heart of the mystical Dieng Plateau, Sikidang Crater is one of the most fascinating and easily accessible natural phenomena in the region. Unlike other volcanic craters, which tend to be static, Sikidang Crater is famous for its active sulfur gas vents that can move around the crater's vast area. This is what gave it the name "Sikidang," which in Javanese means "deer" or "deer," reflecting its habit of jumping or moving around.

The crater offers a unique and dramatic sight. Thick white sulfur smoke constantly billows from various holes in the surface, which is colored yellow and gray by sulfur deposits. The pungent smell of sulfur is a hallmark of the Sikidang Crater experience, reminding visitors of the ongoing volcanic activity beneath the surface. Another attraction of Sikidang Crater is the boiling mud pool that occasionally appears and disappears in response to the volcanic activity. This phenomenon adds to its uniqueness and appeal to tourists.

Visitors can walk along designated trails around the crater area, allowing them to safely observe this natural phenomenon up close. However, it's important to exercise caution and follow the directions of the staff, as the area around the gas vents can be very hot, and the sulfur content in the air can irritate the respiratory system.

Visiting Sikidang Crater is an unforgettable experience in Dieng. The unique, shifting crater, clear views of volcanic activity, and the beautiful surrounding highland landscape make it a must-see destination for nature lovers and those seeking to experience Indonesia's geological wonders firsthand.